Tuesday, June 15, 2021

Covid’s Decline and Govt.’s Leniency

Guys, I’m frustrated by people's response to lockdown 2.0, and they don’t seem to care about the situation unless exposed to the virus or someone from their family or friends circle suffered to death.  The government, too, carries an indifferent attitude in handling the situation despite the lockdown and decline of covid cases; the surveillance of the people's mobility becomes an eyewash.

The covid in India has been a decline despite its continuous threat. Our state Tamil Nadu is still under lockdown, but you won't believe it if you visited because people continue to defy from wandering the streets unnecessarily; the government showing leniency in implementing the restrictions with a chaotic state of what is to be relaxed.

The newly formed state government is happier that the covid is declining and lift their collars as an achievement of their governance. But I don't understand what kind of achievement was this could be when taking no action (as an opposition then without raising a voice or giving pressure on the former government to implement the lockdown, while waiting for election results) when the covid infection rising to a peak and reduces later. If they had taken action earlier (including the former government), we hadn't need to go this far to grab a deal of reducing 1000 cases per day and miserable of losing thousands of lives.

The government is also making a great mistake by removing the officers in the covid experience who have a better knowledge of dealing with the covid issue than the newly appointed officers. Will the government realize this and keep away the prestige of relying on officers appointed by the previous government? 

I could only feel glad that they haven't changed the health secretary to have a base knowledge of the issue. Lockdown had already unlocked; however, they say it was only a relaxation, the people weren't sensible to follow the restrictions, but at least they wear the mask at mass except a few who deny it.


The government reports weren’t reliable, but we have no other way than to accept what they say; now the opening of the liquor shops against everyone’s desire in the state had exhibited their senselessness toward society. I know I bored you all by writing on covid, but I couldn't stop writing, seeing how things work senselessly around me. So here I leave a couple of rain shots (for a change) contrary to the hot summer days, but some evenings cool down by the storm clouds and occasional rains. These cool umbrellas were shot from the balcony, and as I took it through the rail's gap, I cropped these to keep away the steel bars.

6 comments:

Twilight Man said...

Most politicians are not from medical background. Therefore they only see the financial benefits. Sadly this happens in so many countries. Nobody likes to be politicians unless they have same objectives.

George said...

It's bad when people don't take Covid seriously. It's even worse when governments don't.

carol l mckenna said...

Hoping your country will heal from the Covid ~ Great rain shots ~ and Be safe ~ be well ~ Xo ~ namaste,

Live in the moment,

A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)

Bill said...

It's sad and selfish when people don't think about others.

Nancy Chan said...

It is sad when some in authority and the general public do not take the virus seriously. It is now up to individual to take extra measures to protect themselves. Sometimes we can feel so helpless and frustrated with the current situation and I think we all go through the same.

eileeninmd said...

Hello,

It is sad, people are so carefree when it comes to this virus.
Many here refuse the vaccine. Take care and stay safe!